Indicates whether the distribution is discrete or continuous (default)
Indicates whether the distribution is discrete or continuous (default)
Determine whether the distribution is discrete or continuous.
Determine whether the distribution is discrete or continuous.
Show the flaw by printing the error message.
Show the flaw by printing the error message.
the method where the error occurred
the error message
Determine the next random number for the particular distribution.
Determine the next random number for the particular distribution.
Determine the next random integer for the particular distribution.
Determine the next random integer for the particular distribution. It is only valid for discrete random variates.
Pre-compute the mean for the particular distribution.
Pre-compute the mean for the particular distribution.
the number of draws (balls drawn)
the probability of success (red balls)
Compute the probability function (pf): Either (a) the probability density function (pdf) for continuous RV's or (b) the probability mass function (pmf) for discrete RV's.
Compute the probability function (pf): Either (a) the probability density function (pdf) for continuous RV's or (b) the probability mass function (pmf) for discrete RV's.
the mass point whose probability density/mass is sought
Return the entire probability mass function (pmf) for finite discrete RV's.
Return the entire probability mass function (pmf) for finite discrete RV's.
number of objects of the first type
the size of the finite population (total number of balls)
Random number stream selected by the stream number
Random number stream selected by the stream number
the random number stream
This class generates
HyperGeometricrandom variates. This discrete RV models the number of successes in n draws from a finite population.the probability of success (red balls)
the number of draws (balls drawn)
the size of the finite population (total number of balls)
the random number stream
http://www.math.uah.edu/stat/urn/Hypergeometric.html